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Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
rHn SYNOPSIS OF the seven psasioi

THE SYNOPSIS OF the seven peasion
bUls that 10 nov being prepared By
general Borden, 70 b presented 70 the
soaing Congress, should be read by
every old soldier. The men Who .
qsartsr OF . century ago marched forth
IN the pride Of their manhood In de-
Ssnse OF the Union, are nov sommsno-
ing TO feel ths weight OF years barring
uPon thsm, and thsir step 10 no longer
n elastic - II Vas then or their bsartng
- apright. Many Of them nov begin
% experienos the traits OF long marches
and exposure, which unfit them for
aaaual labor. Some have positions -
vatohmen, or at some other light en-
ploy msnt, while others are unable 10
work ct any thing. We know Of several
sssss OF the latter right here In this
oity, and II 10 high time that the gov
srnment 10 which they gave some Of
ths best years OF their lie should now
ooms 10 their assistance. The present
pension lave are good, - far ~ they
70, bat unfortunately they do not 60
fsr enough, and those proposed BY Gen.
Borden seem 70 ~ 70 meet the osse.
The old soldiers needing assistance do
not ssk for charity, bat they do ask thst
the governmsut shall give them what
they believe they srs justly entitled 70
reoeive.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
Philadelphia Wilmington /.
tmars Railroad.
Junn Ina 49,.
nAiasvm lsays Wum,,s... 80

nnaAsvm lsavs Wum,ns,o. .
niisdslphia lsxprSssl 4 Il.
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oNlOa IN, IA. q snd nd,nAAC
2snooAoon, ~ . ". oa ~
lssA&kH. IN, Q G. 10 snns
nor Onsetss (sxpfsssl. 1 nJE u
|EE.n nN@ n- late, : q, Ses
Aeoenneds.soa, /. ~.,w,n,,1
|AE,sAt@, ST. 7 u. Q " ~ ~
=. ~ y ferk, 400, 1s1 tN 80
~ ~ "A :, y ~ n- siass, y, iTtn|
Tor WsSt Chsssss. Via Lar,, II
sis :. y, 2 y and l % D. n. v
Tot NeuArk (UensfeI Ana ,,,l
We9coA ia = NJ, II 81 AID i n
naAomore and intsrmsdis.s M.,,..
"a, : u ana II % 3, n.
Baltfmors and BsyI,ia. yu.|
nsasinors and Wsshinston 4 i,
~ y "a m-, u u, siii, IA AZ
TnaiAs lor DSiavars uyt.,o, ,..
rev Castle, Q %, Q % 4. m- iiu y
se p. n. and II o. nigh.
0soxssswa and Lsvss, /, nAa.,
ri Bsnsoo,h, % = N. mi =,
ss.,crd lEzpr.s, snp.n
Harrington, Dslmar aad yay ,,.s.
T. n, II y p. n.
| Express sOr HAzrinSscn, ~ n i,
Galn . - y. n.
kxprsss Tor Dover, Hsxr.ns;oo \
uAr, II o. night.
1ranklin Ofty, . % q N.
Mprses feE Oaps Ohasis4, On Pm
M and Norfolk, u u night
/ Lssys YhilaAslphia, BrssA NJ,
Wilmington (expfessj, u n sn N 7,
Ie 10, zen, II lG, II 81 .. MI :,
-, . %, . II, o7, Q u, II 20 D. n
AecommodAtion, Q 30, 10 q ., n 1
~, u. . =. . - 10 % 10 " nad ii
Trains maxksd thus (s,ars ,im,:.A
apcn whiee axtrA fars u oharred.
For fufthsr informasion psassosv,
lerred % the ticket oclos q ths -,
J. Z.
0snsrAl Passsarr
0XAlkls \. YuaH GENERAL Rssa
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

The a.rohF =" e.es .usa. cs.riuss' sa.
RS.sey OF the Assoc = .S,i..s =.
tracts frum which are e I,S. ~ ~
another column, 10 we'll Kim.
attention. la 1t he gives the v. sv
OF tho system OF organised charity
the h'ty-!wo societies in opera lion In
the United States, and shows from their
reports thAt upon Investigation over II
Per cent OF those applying were found
10 be unworthy Of assistance, This
,sot OF itsslf clearly dem <astrAses that
where aims are bssso >red without due
Investigation the unworthy will receive
ut isass one .sursh. The work OF the
Associ, led Charities 10 oonn men Sing &c
,Hnow In this oisy In the almost totA
abolition Of street begging and house u
house solicitation, which not long agt
was such IN annoy ysnce. Daring thu
time that Superintendent Massey hA
been in this city he hAs become &c
quainte ted With those Who are worthy @
assistance, and the consequence Is tbs
those who bestow their aims throug
this agency need have NO fear OF bein
imposed upon.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

RaruBLIcAas should pursue oon-
ollistory md oourtsoas oouSss IN order
- snsssess the numbsr Of the msmbefs
OF the party In this city and county. II
10 impolisio 70 ostfaoasse single iadi-
vidual. no meter how humble o.
every vsts oouau On s,soHon day. Men
vho do not understand his should moi
b placsd In any pFoainsnt positica.
More Injury may - doas by ~ III.
judged cot thss can b undous In Z
long period OF time. All pstay Jssl'
ousles should b barisd fersves, Ill r.
vslries for precedence shoald b
checked. and any one desfing either
honor or patronage should walt unM
the party ceasss 70 b In the minority
before vsnturlpg 10 press his elaias
There should b fair and honorable
dealing snd . disposition manifested 4
follov - we'll - lead - cifcumstancel
may require.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
WANAM AKARS
PHILADELPHIA, wednesday. oos. IA. isss
Not Carpets and Rugl

PHILADELPHIA, wednesday. Oct. IA, lsss.
Not Carpets and Rugsl
alone.
Oil Cloths as we'll.
More bettering of Oil
Cloths than of anything in
our Carpet Store. New
qualities, tougher for the
pounding, tramp, tramp
wear of public places. The
sorts you have known, too.
A complete and varied as
sortment of patterns and
gu alities.
Four grades of the cheaper
goods: 80, 40, so, and &c
cent?, in A, 5.4, Cd, ano
lS.4 widths. Bright carpe
effects and in all sorts O
tiles. Just right for hall
ways and vestibules.
Sheet goods are largel
. used for rooms where ther
!. is an objection to seams
= More designs than ever bs
e e fore. Widths IL, IS, Il
|, and "a feet-sufiicient t
y y cover a very large room wit
'e one piece of cloth. Tn
u sheets are OF the best quail
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

Do TIE vossrs OF this city. Who for
years have been asking in season aud
out OF season for . oonst stitutionsl oon.
vsntion, fully underspnd that now
they have the orsunify Of expressing
sAstr opinion at the potlsP Do they
Dom pfehend that II they do not mani.
fest any moro In terest In the matter
than has been shown thus far the op-
poesunity for constitutional reform may
aad no doubt will be Lost for years?
These are questions which every voter
should consider, and not only consider
bat Aot upon them, and thAt At onoe.
The qualifications required for voting
are the same ~ At any other election,
and every man Who has the interests q
his Ssats ct heart should, without de-
lay, make himself sure thA. he will have
the right to vote. The question Of con.
stitutionAl reform 10 one on which both
parties can, and We are certain will
Huise, but II will not do for any voter
who fAvors IL to sit At home with the
hope that his friends and neighborl
will do the voting, - that will b
equal TO casting . ballot against 1t
=. Esw Castle County is expected 10 pol
eight thousand votes fos q conven sion
bu i II every nAn will Do his duty vi
oan n, Il viii 90 beyond thai agure.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

Now rHAr the osch Guitar Thistle
hAs bssn % badly bsasen by our brave
little volunsssr, and failed 10 gst the
CUP, her owner has mads up his mind
70 take hsr homo and dispose Of her ~
soon - possible. His 'drst idsa was 70
sell her In this country, but vhsn he
came 70 take Into oonsldsfstion the
sailing qualities Of the yachts bsiit
hare, especially those ooastFucted In
this city, he oame 10 the conclusion
that u would not b Of any ass and
that he hsd better take her back whore
she came from. We admire Mr.. Belle
pluck bat We don't really bslieve thss
IL 10 any use tot him 70 20 10 the
trouble and expense OF building any
more boass for the purpose Of ccntestin 8
for the cup.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
BALTInOkk q OHIO RAIIl
sCHEDUL1 IN ETYBCr. Jly
rnins leave Lslawars Aysno, D,d

AAcTBOUSp
rhlis. Accommodation, daily ...,ll
ehila. Accommodation, uailJ. LID
PnilA. Accommodation, daily ....IN
ehilA. Accommodation, daily ..lal
PhilA. b Chester eXpress, dAlly ILL
PhiiA. Accommod alton, daily ...,L
PhilA. Accommodation, daily. -, ii
PhilA. d Uhestsr. express. daily e. Al
Yhil. Accommodation, daily 500.
phtlA. Accommodation. daily, Il
Phila. Accom-. dsily, ,sxoep; Saaday,i(
Hhila. Z Ohsster exprsss, daily,
PhfiA. Accommodation, daily, ....a
WESr.BOUNH
Uhieago Limited, daily .......Ja|
Arrives Chicago ESQ nsIt morntns,
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except Sunday.................A
OflctAnati Limited, daily. ........ns1
Arrives Cincinnati 10 4. u. 81
s.4o p. n. mart day.
Baltimore Aocommodstion. daily, IN
On nicAgo and st. Loan Express,
| Singefiy Accommodated, daily, I'd
TOR LANDENBERG, . 20 A. MI
only. u.0o q. m. daily, except y
800 p. NJ, and B.9s P. M. daily.
TrAinS leave Market Street Station'
Yer PhiIadelphis $50 A. H., daily
sunday, 21 p. NJ, daily. Sa Bal
xts r. M, dEfly. Fol LAndenbers, .
II. 90 A. nj. daily, except Sunday; %
Sunday only; 2.n and s.Gs p. N a.
Trains for Hilmisston-Les7e y
phiA sI.0 and e.t0 Q. N. daily. lib
daily, except SUNDAY; 1000, tleg
daily; q %, ato, <.2s. tkeo, t@, ~
1000 p. N. daily.
Express tYaipga
W. III. OLEM ENTS, OK. L0l
Manager. Gsn'l PsA
Telephone No. lo3.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
"BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET ST.

Bone choice, unparalleled bar
gains.
In Hosiery we have a very
large variety from SC to 81 25 q
pair, including Silk, Morleys
world.renowned fast black for
ladies or children. None more
popular-at prices below all
competition.
Shoppers fast black always In
stock at our low prices.
Stripe Silk Velvets In large
variety; the $1.75 quality for 81.
They are not trashy goods; the
styles and quality will be a sur
prise to you.
Ifyou would zee the bargain
of bargains in Blankets, look 81
what we offer you from 7S cents
Ito SIS a pair. ,
We have q big line OF head
lgear for the little ones, Eide
Down, Handmade Worsted o.
Silk Plush Caps, Hoods or Tan
O'Shantas, from 95c. to u II
leach.
Ladies looking ater something
Ito make or cover cOmfortab blee
will find . line of new novelsie
lin great variety at our prin
lcounter. Prices within reach o
all.
A big Dress Goods Bargain
48 ieces of 25c. Armures TO o
8 .aughtered for l5c a yaro;
prize you cannot afford to lose
Mime. De norest Patterns an
Fail Catalogues now ready.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
wILMHYrOn a u nJxrHEkl

Time table In effect MAY 18th, 1881.
leave Wilmington tFrerch street, %
Fer Rssaing, Birdsbo1o, Joanna,
nsid, waynesburg janensn, msnois
vile, Tapsqus, Ailentosn, LeospUa'
nersville and al poiats OF the Phlln
and Reading X. L., 100 q. N. And xs
For Springfield, WaynesnafS !
ton, Coatesviile. Enbrsevuie =
Uhadd's Ford and DuPontt ana y
date points, ,I.et am, 2tt, snd w
For Uoatssville and intsrnedh"
For West Chester. 100 q. n. ~ =
4 p. m. .,,,,.
FOR New Bridge and interneiias
s.ls D. m. and on Ss:urtsy, sis y
p. N. ,,,.,u
! points, at 9 90 .. M, and !of nitlaeN'
Intermediate points OF 0 10 P. u;
A. q. MCCAUSLAND, y. y. n4pn, 1.,,
Superintendent Gsn' fN'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
Big BAeiax Evens at Belmont.

Big Baeiax Evenu at Belmont.
1t Is probable t....ss In about ten dAys
one oi the bigaeAt running events
zach ever took place In Philadelphia
will eeeaf on the Belmont track. DR..
Re,h 3 Huidekoper said on Tuesday
he hsd just seen . telegram from Cap
tain Connor, Of Now YORK. intimatin np
that 1t waA % good as settled thai
Dwyer brothers and other big owners
would bling their flyers, which hav.
been doing Brighton, Saratoga and
Speepshead here aud give six days
racing. All they were waiting for VA
TO get either William M. SinReriy, JohI
Fucker or Colonel A. Loudon 6nowdaI
| TO act as patron. DIR. Huieekoper sale
that as there would be no difficult.
about getting ono or all Of those gentle
men to act, there WAS NO doubt :h
| races would come of,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

GREAT complaint IL made By some
Of our oiEEsns OF the interior sss fur.
nished BY the Gas Company. Should
1t deteriorste much moro parsons Who
wish . brilliant light will be under the
necessity Of using elsctFtcity. We
should like 70 see the company brush
up little, ~ there u still vide hsld
for IL to,pperats In and We hope that II
will prove eqlal 70 oil demands made
upon It for years 70 oome. Il hes been
highly useful In the psss and 10 hops
lie future record vill b muoh more
brilliant, while Its dividends will prove
equally satisfactory.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
THE FALL TERM OF
MRS. LAURA OsGooD HARKNEss
SELECT SCHOOL

For both sexes, will open Monday. Sep
ten ber 18th. at the Northeast orner o:
N intn and X ing streets.
Glasses will be formed In all the CON.
mon and higher English Branches II
Book. keeping and such Ancient snc
Modern Languages as may be desired
The Primary Department will DO un
der an experienced teacher, which will
insure It's pset success.
T<us from So to $l8 per quarter &c
cording TO classification.
For further information apply 20
MRS HARKNESS,
o29tf 900 Market street, city,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

Principal and Founder. Morning, Aftor
noon and Night Sessionn.
Ladies and gent lepen are instructed fr
technical knowledge qualifying them. fol
the trsK sacticn Of business and tho proper
manag omenI Of business Affairs.
business men, Rerchanu and nrmcr
who have had doubts as TO whether practi
cal business education could be obtaiL 90
outside OF the counting room have boon sur
prissd at the thoroughly practical nannei
10 which their sons and daushters hav'
h cen oualified for business engagements a
Pierce college. and are now AMONG 1t
wermest friends.
Ton Hundred and Fifty tto6o, Student
Csil or write for Uiroul,r and Com mmeneo
IN ent proceedings, containing addresses o
L li+overDors Beaver and Bis gs,and Rsy. Sam
W, small and Rev. Sam. y. Jones.
Rxy. JOHN THOMPSON, Dean.
Otnoes. Rooms and 0, Second Floor.
Al3-eodAv-em
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

THE COUNTRY 10 again shocked with
ths report OF another sickening railroad
disaster, by which sn-As present-un-
known number of humsn beings have
been slaughtere and others fatally In
iured. This time IL was In Indiana, on
the Chicago and Atlantic railroad, and
IL the reports sre correct 1t was I'M
don otediy caused by gross negligence.
The fact that an ex press trsin. which
had stopped o. crossing, was run ino
by fast freight train following on the
same track, shows . carelessness for
which the Law should hold somebody
70 . strict sccountability. Human life
10 too sacred TO be ssorif ,ec In shis
reckless manner, and IL an example
was made in Q few instances OF those
who are TO blame for these so-called 60
ciden Q, We venture the assertion that
there would be fe yer o, them.
SEVERAL WEEKS sin ,e Oouncilm man
Norton Introduced . resolution intc
Council providing that some aosior
should be taken OF the Park OommitSe<
toward purchasing one OF the vaoan
lots In the eastern part of he oity for {
public squ sre or park This resolution
was framed In accordance with the re
quest OF . large number OF propers
holders and residents In that part OF tn
city, but up 70 this yime the com mite
have not made any report to Council
OF, ss far ss We know, takeo any A,uo
whAtsver in the matter. What do the
Intend to do With the petition snd th
resolution Are they to be allowed
die in , pigeon hcle7
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
HOW TO
Make a Little Mo
GOA GREAT WAY

GO A 6BEAA
Parents who have children " ~,
so veli 70 see our o. ,os Ct SHOES 'o'
nag and Little Boys, Niss''
Children.
These are made on new ety.e is s.,SJ
dttinx, durable, anu are mu0A Wv
,harged elsewhere.
BOys' Fine Hutton an"
Lacs SHOES
,-om a, An IN n 80 tit well; the styi0 i
tha boys and the mode ate oO'' :
Little Boys SHOES
of various kinds. thoroughly eV''
oughiy n oderAts prio"'
Chf,dreu's Pebble ana ana, -
sprinK.Heei bn''''
nom 90 cents to s'.to. ...s.
Baby's Button sn''
from 26 cents TO sl.2a
QUE SPECIAL
Ia.,,,s ssvei ws ukenphas;;;; neon ,nr |
n 30. EQUALS any 50 shoe IN "
rtne Kjd ard Pebble Butto1 D''
prisingly low prioos.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

There are loss persons afflicted with
rheumatiem since our druggists have
sold Salvation Oil.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
IT1pafctDenItD lTTaLeIlOui
u oveA HALF I Ullllon DlSTAIDTEl
Louisiana StateL Lottery COMPANY

Inoorporatsd IN lses for = ysars by shs
LeGfslature for Educational and OharitablG
purposss-wfsh capital Of u, ,ooo, ooo-ts
nnoe besn added.
BY an ovssvhsiming popular vote it, frsn.
ehiss was made part Of the present Stats
Oonstataton adopted Dsosnbsr ID, A. D.,
Ths only lottery ever voted On and se
dofsed by the people OF any Stats.
II never scales or posfpOacs.
1eD 01ao0 o1aglo Humber Drew
lngs tAko ploeo Mo1shIy, ana ths
oe1i.Annual DrsWt1gs reGuisr'
4 sFLEnDIO OPPORTUNITY ia
WIZ a FORTUNE. llrH akAr
sMY % UT nusio. s, n EEW y Ios okLE. HUf .ss \
TUESpAY. November .. lSS7-sl0
Monthly Drawing.
Canital Prize 8150 ON.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
.Zzza4Mee.5
7&'s@<'
ueumaunse>>r>

We. ths uDdsfslGned HANKS and Bankso.
sili pAy al Prisss drawn IN Ths Louiaans
Stsss Lotteries whieh may b presented q
J. 4 OGLEsBY, Pres. Ls.xsaa.s
PIE1Cn LAhAUX. PPes. Dsass H.
o100ob Do0h,
4. 1ALMWIN. Pres. n. o uas,l m
CARL KOmu, RRes. .Unf0a u asisnal
Dank.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

FOR SALE-One OF tht se
extra nice ten-roomed houses ~
9th and Franklin streets, having
a frontage on the Park OF 20 10
feet, giving an open view sI.o aso
Fl ee circulation Of pure air; ais9
fine back view of the river anu
surrounding country For saS S
uation and conveniepces On.
workmanship this house g Gahau' .,o'
be surpast ed, having all i..,nn. I'M.
provements, including . s.a.,oa a,n at,
ary marble wash.stsnd. Apply q a. =
this office, or 2l4 Eass son Sts
| street,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
CAPITAL PRIZE, $l5OOOO.

1--WE q Asssby ssrtify that ~ sspsryiss
Ne sfrAagenenu for al the Neatly end
jtAse kosseey Uo., and In persen manage
md control the drawings thsmsslvss, ana
thas the sAns are conducted Win honesty
harnees an1 N good fAith toward al paFsaSs
ssrtaneats, with fao-stmiies Of ouy EgnasRre :
sftanhsd In ~ advsesaseasatA."
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
uauAuAxuns'

[ty OF canvas, tnoiVukMyI
|painted. and well dried and
seasoned.
Lignums and Lignitects|
come in wide sheets. They
are composed OF a prepara-|
ton of wood on canvas.
Very durable, and particu-
larly adapted to store, office
and public place uses. Some
Iof them are without pattern
IA plain brown surface.
Used in many retail shops
and show-rooms, as they
stand hard usage, and are a
Igood background for the
display OF any wares.
Linoleum is a canvas
body thickly coated with a
composition OF linseed oil
and ground cork. 1t is
claimed to be softer and
more pliable than OH Cloth.
lNoiseless to the tread, and
very lasting. "a and 1914
widths. We have three
makes of the English sheets;
only the 8.4 goods are made
In this country.
Mosaic Linoleum comes
only in tile patterns. The
figures are not painted on
the surface, but are a part
oi the body Of the stuff, and
reach through it from front
to back. BY this means we
lget a cloth that will wear
lalmost as we'll as tiling, and,
|no matter how much it may
be worn, the figures remain
distinct. Think OF an artis-
tic tiled floor for 81 a square
lyard! Mosaic Linoleum puts
lit within your reach. A very
desirable floor covering ior
banks, Offices, stairs, hall
|ways or vestibules. We are
1.-THE makers only agents in
this city.
] If you live out Of town
land care to know more oI
|any of these goods, we will
Isend information, estimates
or samples to any address.
Second floor. Market street side. Tw,
elevators.
! For Women's Fall and
Winter Dresses. Soft, sen
I sible, seasonable stuffs, anc
medium priced.
i A wonderfully good 81
lin. piu.heao, pain or mixet
Cloth, or PLATO or mixes
1tricot, 7sc. Great variet.
loi colorings.
Il A little better in bot
.lCloth and Tricot, IS cents
. Plain and mixed Trico
L! es!$I; plain 54 in. Tricot,Sl.2s
nj Handsome So in. Broa
Il Cloth, 81.
Fourth circle. fou,heast ei centre.
'e Plenty more Broad Cloth
Imported and domestic.
=; 81 il. S1.25 81 in. $7.5c
e 81 in. S1.5o 81 in. Sa.7s
,1 IL. 50 in. S2.oo 81 in. $500
.y The a t e 8 t Nellessen'
,p ns Some of these cloths in
..s s,s many as 2S colorings.
we Last circle. northwest OF centre.
nG NJ. Another 1000 of the HI
!. ,.s Hand Spring-Roller Shad
len at CSC.
1,u s,u second floor, north Of TrAnsep..
.ie ne JOHN WANAMAKRR.
II Chestnut, thirteenth and Market str
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
For ,

LLB-AT A
IiN hrns lN,
IItnlls su'
Isilrsd, con !,
lnit 10 "a. q
I, d Guilty.
5lpRos' !
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
Capital Prize, $l50,OOO.

zi7e PriSea, amounting kto............ .ebS6, 900
Application for rates 70 clubs should %
made only 70 the otlos OF ths Company In
New Orleana.
For further Information write clearly, xiv.
ing full address POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, CT New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency oy express,
(st our sxpsnse) addressed
n. A. DAUPHIN,
Nsw Orleans, La.
Wsshinssoa. ID. q.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
ldisa Registered lsttsn b
MEW ORLkAHR NATIONAL u BAuR II
New Orleans, In.

REMEMRER Tha. the presence q q
and Early, who are in charge Of the draw.
ingB, 10 . guarantee OF absolute fairnssa
and integrity, that the chances are all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prise.
REMEMBER that the payment OF Al
Prizes Ia GUARANTEED RY ROUH
NATIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans,
and tho Tickets are signed BY the Preai
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
rights are reoog ixed in the highest Oourts
therefore, beware Of any limitations or 80
n0ymouE schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

IlU-2 M
q cIrriH
~ ior,y
REd trsI
kkppH u |
1l9,t.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
PIERCE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Record Building. 9l7, ,919 Chestnut
Street, Philad elphia, Pa

Principal and Founder. Morning, Aftol
noon and Night Sessions.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

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A great many people seem to believe
that the passage CT the Dawes reserva-
tion bill is all tha, is necessary to secure
the opening of the Indian lands to settle
ment. They should not lose sight of the
provision regarding the necessity of Sc
curing the signatures Of three fourths of
the male adult Indians to the cession.
Such provision may canse TO end of
trouble and difficulty. IL is the opinion
OF those who are familiar with the senti-
ment OF the Indians on the matter that
the required number of signatures would
not be easily obtailied The passage of
the bill is al least desirable because il will
open the reserve in case the Indians do
agree to it, but at best the settlers can
time subsequent TO its passage II is
pretty evident that number of people
contemplate crossing the Missouri from
Eastern Dakota and squatting upon the
land without waiting for the consent of
the Indians to be obtained, in case the
BILLS passed. But theexperience gained
in the case of the Grow Creek settlers
should indicate tha: they will take con-
siderable risk in doing so. We would
like very much to believe that there are
10 obstacles IL the way Of lSagipg the
reserve, but circumstand sgs'|
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